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Grace Urban E-bike
Grace is the world´s first street legal E-motorbike, it features a 500 to 1300 watts of power and reaches speeds of 45km/h, it is built with lothium-ion technology incased in a watertight and ultralight CNC-aluminium frame. It is custom built and handmade in Berlin Germany, you can choose from 3 different frame types and 64 different colors.



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AUDI S1 QUATTRO | Image

AUDI S1 QUATTRO
German automakers Audi have unveiled images of the new Audi S1 Quattro set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show. The little beast is powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine capable of delivering an impressive 230hp and will be available in a choice of six-speed manual or dual-clutch transmission. No date yet on official release to the public. watch the video...
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Peugeot eF01
French automaker Peugeot have presented the world´s first electric folding bicycle, dubbed the eF01. The Peugeot eF01 aims to make inner-city commuting that little bit easier and can be folded and unfolded in as little as 10 seconds. It weighs only 37 pounds (17 kg), has a range of around 18 miles (30 km), and a top speed of 12 mph (20 km/h). The portable e-bike can be stored and charged in a dockstation, or recharged in the boot of any vehicle with a 12-volt power ...
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DASH BICYCLE
Our good friends over at Taylor Stitch have introduced a handsome vintage-inspired bicycle to accompany their new CIVIC collection designed for urban commuters. The Dash is a gorgeously simple bicycle designed for daily city commute, it features an auto 2-speed hub, a Brooks custom B17 Saddle, FSA Gimondi crank, Velo-Orange Milan handlebar, Wellgo City pedals, and a simple coaster brake. The elegant two-wheeler is a collaborative effort by Taylor Stitch, Aaron Stinn...
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